Industrial Engineering University of Pannonia

Overview

The Industrial Systems Engineering MSc is an intensive, two-semester programme covering the entire life cycle of modern industrial systems—from design and operation to development. Built on systems engineering and process optimisation, it integrates a human-centred approach and sustainability principles throughout.

Students gain in-depth knowledge of modelling, digitalisation, and control of industrial systems, while mastering process informatics, data science, smart maintenance, and safety-critical operations. The programme emphasizes production and service management, quality assurance, and digital Lean methodologies, enabling efficient, user-friendly, and sustainable industrial processes.

Through project-based learning, you will develop competencies in data-driven decision-making, complex system optimisation, and human–technology integration, in line with the principles of Industry 5.0. Real industrial problems allow students to apply theoretical knowledge in practice, bridging the gap between engineering and business.

The uniqueness of this MSc lies in its early and comprehensive integration of the Industry 5.0 mindset. Students gain technical expertise alongside organisational, data-management, and leadership skills, preparing them for interdisciplinary collaboration in modern industry. Courses are taught by experienced academics and industry professionals, with subjects including digital Lean, process modelling, system simulation, and smart maintenance.

Graduates are highly sought after in manufacturing, industrial automation, logistics, and service sectors. Career paths include systems engineer, process improvement engineer, production or logistics manager, quality management specialist, digitalisation consultant, data and process engineer, and project manager. The internationally recognised MSc also opens opportunities for global careers or doctoral studies, particularly in industrial digitalisation and human–machine collaboration.